Siemens Mobility plans to begin series production of battery systems for trains in October 2027 at a 35-million-euro plant to be built in Bavaria.
Siemens to Build Train Battery Production Facility in Bavaria Read More »
With its new Cayenne E4 model, Porsche has introduced a revised battery architecture based on a module-to-car approach for reduced weight and other significant advantages.
Porsche Opts for New Battery Architecture and Cell Chemistry in Cayenne Read More »
At its newly commissioned site in Hungary, BMW Group will manufacture sixth-generation (Gen6) batteries for its New Class for the first time, directly at the vehicle plant.
New BMW Site in Hungary is Starting Point for Gen6 Batteries Read More »
Remarketing platform Ayvens Carmarket has introduced a certificate for traction batteriesʼ state of health (SoH) to increase transparency in the European market for used electric vehicles.
Ayvens Introduces SoH Certificates for Used Electric Vehicle Batteries Read More »
Battery-News provides an overview of industry-related events in Europe for 2025/2026 – such as the “Future Battery Forum” in November.
Battery Fairs & Conferences 2025/2026 in Europe Read More »
Stellantis and TotalEnergies subsidiary Saft have unveiled the worldʼs first vehicle featuring the innovative Intelligent Battery Integrated System (IBIS).
Stellantis and Saft to Launch Practical Tests of IBIS Battery Technology Read More »
The Swedish government has approved the takeover of the insolvent battery manufacturer Northvolt by US group Lyten. All remaining sites are to be retained.
Sweden Approves Northvolt Takeover by Lyten Read More »
The US government under Donald Trump apparently wants to acquire a stake of up to ten percent in Lithium Americas, the countryʼs largest mining operator.
US Government Seeks Stake in Largest Lithium Mining Operator Read More »
Voltfang and Palladio Partners are going to jointly invest around 250 million euros in the construction of large-scale battery storage facilities in Germany by 2029.
Voltfang Launches 250-Million-Euro Partnership for Battery Storage Read More »
Panasonic intends to develop electric vehicle batteries by 2027 whose anodes form themselves from lithium metal during first charge.
Panasonic Plans to Launch Anode-Free Battery by 2027 Read More »
